Workers cleaning up the Prince Philip Park in Tanjung Aru Beach which is under the Tanjung Aru Eco-Development (TAED).
KOTA KINABALU: Poor sea water quality and security concerns are the main reasons a section of Sabah's iconic Tanjung Aru beach was closed.
There has been growing public pressure to reopen the Third Beach, popular for family picnics and camping, which local civic groups claimed has turned into a wasteland.
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